The Science Pub will feature guest scientist David Cline\, Extension specialist in the School of Fisheries\, Aquaculture and Aquatic Sciences. Cline will give a talk that is appropriate for all ages titled\, \'Tomorrow\'s Lunch is Underwater.\' The family friendly event is free and open to the public. No science background...
The March for Science in Auburn will start with a short pre-march rally with speakers\, live music\, and extra entertainment for potential future scientists under the age of 12\, on the lawn behind the Busch Center at 504 Auburn Dr. The Busch Center is the brown building behind the Auburn...
Help support O Grows by shopping their Farmers Market! Come walk each Tuesday this summer from 3 to 6 p.m. to find fresh\, local produce ranging from heirloom tomatoes to collard greens. You may even find some fresh bread\, homemade ice cream or local honey.
The Science Pub will feature guest scientist David Maurer\, Associate Professor of Physics. Maurer will give a talk that is appropriate for all ages titled\, \'Some Like it Hot: Fusion\, the Energy of the Future\,\' where he will discuss the physics of the sun\, challenges presented with channeling the sun\'s...
Is a footprint a \'fossil\'? What about the sediment it left behind? Could you learn more from a creature\'s burrows than its bones? Bring your geoscience questions to the July Science Pub for the answers to these and how to learn about an animal just from where it\'s been. Beat...
The Annual Alabama Water Resources Conference is a forum for all participants of the water resources community\, providing opportunities for conversation about the many multidisciplinary aspects of water resources\, and making connections that will improve how we understand the complex water issues that are of importance to this state\, the region\,...
This scavenger hunt teaches guests about Auburn\'s largest park by giving them a fact sheet and asking them to hunt for clues.
This meeting will consider recommendations from the public on an update to the comprehensive plan for the City of Auburn. The community will have an opportunity to review and comment on the update.
This is a one-hour presentation on the AUsome amphibians and reptiles found in our state and beyond. Children and adults will enjoy this entertaining hands-on program with live animals. Admission is $5/person. Children 3 and under are free. Pre-registration is not required\, and proceeds benefit the Kreher Preserve & Nature...
The Open House is an opportunity for the public to meet museum curators and staff\, and explore the more than 2 million specimens found in the museum’s 10 collections. Visitors will also enjoy giveaways and live animal demonstrations.